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For Animals.

Mango, Distemper, Diarhma and Worms
in dogs quickly cured. Scratches, Sores,
Calls, Bruises, Cuts or Wounds of any
kind quickly and permanently healed by
washing with the Fluid. DR.. J. Hough,
the distinguished Veterinary Surgeon,
says: 81 find Darbys Prophylactic Fluid
all that it is represented. AS a local ap-
plcation | believe it to be without an
equal" For Collie and SsourS it acts like
magic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
T EGAL NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court for Ohio county, to-wit:
James Z. Rogers. guardian, vs.. Horace Lobcn-
slime and Others.
Notice is hereby given 10 Horace LobenSiinc,
Ralph W. Lobrn>tInc and Edwin G. obcnStHe
that the undersigned who has heeu appointed
and qualified a. their guardian, will, rs such
guardian, on the eth day of May, 1857, or as
soon thereafter rs this matter can Re n ard, pre-
sent to the Circuit Court for said Ohio county,
West Virginia, petition for an ordcrtO sell the
interests of the said wards IN and TO Il tract OF
land situate in the town of Fulton. county and
State aforesaid, which was conveyed by Charles
Bayha and wife to George Bayha, trustee, 10y
deed bearing date on the 10Th day Of July, Is 8
end recorded in the office of the Clerk OF the
County Court for said county. in deed book No
40, page i6l. JAN rs p. ROGERS.
apSO, 7,li2l Guardian as Aforesaid.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1857.

commencing at 1Oo'clOck a. m. n parcel OF land
situate on the National road in ohio county,
state Of West Virginia, adjoining lands OF T..
McKinly, John Maxwell and Others, bounded rs
follows IO-wt: Beginning at beech, thence
south Go west H. pole, To pot, thence ~ wcst
poles To = post: theme" north 10 east - 40
poles Ia post, thence north %' wet 10 poles 70
The beginning containing three acres, three roofs
and thirty five poles. together with al the fuli-
ings and appurtcnanC"s thereto belonging, being
the same property conveyed 10 The said Henry
lIicc by Samuel II. Carter. hy deed dated April
the first. 1852 and recOrIcd IN the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, in
Deed Book No. -, page 81.
TERMS or SALE-One third Of the purchase
money, and as much more AS the purchaser may
elect 10 pay. in cash. and the residue in two
equal annual nstalmCnts with interest thereon
from the day Of sale the purchaser tO give HE
notes with ~ Vruyei security, and the title " be
retained or deed Of trust given 10 secure the
deferred payments. ]. D. EWING,
myI Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09

the people. Not one iota has been proven
against Mr.. MINEAR, Mr.. CAMDEN or any
one else. The charges were shown to be
without the slightest foundation and there
is no excuse for offering them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
RnckIen,s Arnica S,,lye.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required,
IL is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction OIL
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by Logan y Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09

The MINEAR Investigation hasn't pan
ned ont lust 10 suit Senator DAWSON, and
it goes against the grain. 1t seems that
the Senator bit of more than he could
chew
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09

THE Senate and Governor WILSON had
better settle that little question of ehOOs-
ing asylum directors, by fighting it out
with two ounce gloves, Marquis of Queens
bury rules.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
CONSTABLE'S SALE
John II. Hobbs, NJ. Reilly !
and Henry -cbmulbarb !
Distress Warrants
Frederick J. Norton

John H. Hobbs VI. Reilly
and Henry Schmulbach Distress Warrants
" issued by
Frederick J. Norton. W. II. Caldwell j. T.
10y VIRTUE or DISTRESS WARRANTS TO
ID me direrted in the above entitled cause and
levied upon the Furniture, CARPETS, Beds snd
Bedding Bar and Rar-hxturcs Billiard Table
Dining Room outfit, Kitchen Fixtures and Fur
niiurc, Sc., uow in the Il. Jane Hotel, "u Water
and Main streets. In the city OF Wheeling, Will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-09
MARRIED.

RLANEY-EACKESON- the house of the
brides mother ks-+svv.0. q. Eaglcsun, Maythc
tn. 1857, near West LtbgEy, Ohio county, W. Va,
MIR SAMUEL D BLANET proprietor of the Blancy
OH We'll. OF Taylpy< own, Washington county,
Pa, to Miss JENNIE g. EAGI EsOS, daughter OF
the late Rev John EagIcSOu, D, ID.
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OHIO COUNTY FARM
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID 10y Henry Dice and Mary, his wife. 90 the
undersigned Is trustee, dstcd on the iirst day Of
November in the year lSSi, and recorded in The
office of the Clerk Of the Comfy Court Oi Ohio
county. West Virginia in Deed Of Trust Book 10,
page 4l6, / will sell, at public auction, at the
front door of the Court House, Of Ohio county,
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McLAIN'S
PICTORIAL SYRUP

Is Acknowledged boy every one 10 he the hes
Cough Remedy in the market Iarg" bottle
only - cents NO m1rpbiG ar other opiais. Neve
fails. Sold by most dealers.
Manufactured 10y
apsl McEAIS BROTHERS.
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esIn A MONTH. Asenuwsnt 30 best SELL
1Idu ing articles in the world. ] sample fre q.
ddress JAY BRONSON, Detroit, Mich.
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5ur Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber will scIl or lra.'r inr u ,ns lc.
property near the city of Wheeling Farm a., rs
Acres ON Big Wheeling Cn"k, fo.1"cu wl,t
frum the City. Land very level lA'rr nu NHrA
VI Good Fruit. wSt.r in FNvry Field two Cot.
tagcs and Cold Well Water. sun raiu. r.ssi
Fences. plenty of Limestone aud Coal cn.ppaus
ont on the land. 4 purchaser car get = rarc ,..,.
gain. y. u. kNlN'r
jyl3cAgh Once. ll6D Main -. N',r'nHr
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CEALED PROPOSALS

utcndeut Or the West Virginia Peutentiary
until T. o'clock meridian on Tuesday, May n
l>N1 for the labor of about seventy c0nviclS for
Term Of from three 10 i've years The labor d
De furnished when contract i entered into The
Board reserves the right Ia reject any or all bids
by order OF the Board of Directors
my2lawt j. A. EWING Sup't
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NEW RIGS. FRESH HORSES.

and everything frSt.claSS livery should have.
Carriage stable separate from the horse stable,
II is the best adapted and most desirable place
in the city for boarding. Terms reasonable
,,2nn,d, PETER ERR
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Which was ordered printed in the Jour
nal
The Committee on Enrolled Bills further
reported having presented 10 the Governor
for his approval :. B. No. :, relating to
Circuit Courts, reporting TO Auditor the
amount of claims allowed, &c.
Here the House took recess until 80
n'rlnrk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06
ON A BIG TEAR.
Melissa McGlumphrey Gets Full and
Raises Merry Ned.

Melissa McGlumphrey Gets Full and
Raises Merry Ned.
That somewhet notorious and entirely
%disreputahle female, Melissa McGlumphrey,
was on q wild tear, last night, and before
her dizzy career could be checked she had
created q scene of wild disorder and com
motion in the Second ward. Melissa, for
a number of years back, has run q psrtic-
ularly tough house Of ill-fame in the
neighborhood of the upper end Of the Sec
ond ward market house, and at sundry and
divers times has made q good deal OF
trouble for the authorities. Yesterday the
Grand Jury brought in an indictment
against her, and this fact or some other
event stirred up a desire in her mind to
get 'boiling full" This little preliminary
was soon accomplished, and then the lady
began an onslaught ON the girls of her es-
tablishment. She banged the frail young
ladies around in anything but a gentle
way for a time, and run all but two OF
them off the premises. Her anger appeased
in this particular, Melissa sailed forth
to conquer other worlds. She made
her appearance about II o'clock at
the house Josephine Boyd, Q
colored woman who carries on the same
unlawful occupation on Market street, and
there she lost no time In raising q disturb
ance of decided size. The attention Of the
police was soon attracted to the scene Of
riot, and Officer Watson got bold Of the
woman and put her under arrest. He at
tempted to start with her for the City Hall,
but Melissa made q violent kick on going,
and backed up her argument by drawing
what is known as q h~andy-billy, with
which she proceeded to slug the officer.
Jacob stood this sort Of thing for . reason.
able time, and then proceeded to admins
ter a little corporal punishment where II
would do the most good, and finally, with
the assistance of Officer John Shorts, land
ed the woman in the lookup. A wagon
had been sent for by the officers at an early
stage of the proceedings, but was not call
ed into requisition, Melissa, at the eleventh
hour, agreeing to 20, after lying down on
the sidewalk for q time.
His Honor may send the woman up
for q couple Of months.
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THE DOCTOR"
To be Produced at the Opera House This
Evening.

To be Produced at the Opera House This
Evening.
THE revived comedy of DR.. Clyde, now
known as The Doctor in which l stan
this season." said John F. Ward 10 a
REGISTER reporter, will be very little
changed from the original as produced at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre some six or
seven years ago, with Frank Hardenburgh
in the role of Higgins, the servant. The
first two acts have been melted into one,
and several songs will be introduced.
The comic side of Higgins is the seri-
business with which he speaks and acts,
He is a retainer grown up IN the service OF
DIR. Clyde, and initiates his master in
everything. He is ambitious to be a doc
tor, and sbsorbs all the medical terms that
tall from his masters lips. But when he
comes TO apply his Rateria mediea-seizing
his opportunities in the Doctor s..absence-
the results threaten to be serious. The
ignoramus becomes mixed up in his quota
tions, and his prescriptions are alarming
doses for the patients. The fun Of the
comedy revolves upon the laundering Of
the would-be doctor. When | appeared
in New Orleans as Higgins, Major Bur-
bank, Of the Pieayune, used to make cham
payne bets that l would either laugh or
smile at some point in the play in spite OF
myself; but he invariably lost. DR.. Clyde
is said to have been the last stage perform
ance that General Grant ever attended. As
to my stage experience, it has been rather
varied. My principal engagements have
been with ". H. Power and the Kiralfys,
and seven consecutive summers as come
dian of the dramatic company at the Sol
diers' Home, Dayton, o."
The company arrived yesterday, and are
in readiness to produce the piece this
evening. Manager Riester's efforts to give
our people q irst-class attraction during
fair week should be appreciated by filling
the house each night.
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A SMALL FAILU RE-.
Able Burwell, n Grocer, Makes an Assign
ment, Yesterday.

Able Burwell, n Grocer, Makes an Assign.
ment, Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Able Burwell, q
grocer, doing business at the northwest
corner of McColloch and Fourteenth
street, made an assignment to T. Nj
Garvin, in which he transferred a piece Of
ground, located in the town Of Mason,
Mason county, w. Va, and all his per
sonal property Of whatever kind, includ'
ing furniture, store fixtures, stock of gro
ceries and everything in the building aud
grocery store at McColloch and Fourteenth
streets and other personal property owned
by him, to be disposed Of by public or
private sale, as the assignee may see fit,
and the proceeds to 90 toward the liquida-
ton of the debts of the assignee as follows;
First, the payment of T. NJ. Gsrvin the
necessary amount to pay him and the ex-
penses of the sale.
Second, TO pay the account Of s. Baer's
Sons, $3.50 {.
Tbird-To pay s. II. Bells account Of
SIS. 20.
Fourth-To pay miscellaneous bills az
follows: Jos. Speidel & Co., So. IS; Nj. &
j. Pollock, Sl6.20; f. z. Rhodes, II. 90
G. K. McMechen, $14. 0s, and several
other small bills.
Fifth-To pay George Hibberd S25.
Sixth-To pay pro rata all other credi-
tors, and if any balance to be paid TO the
assignor, who reserves $500 worth Of per.
sonal property allowed under the exemp.
ton law Of Ohio. 1t is not known whether
the assets will cover the liabilities.
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MEETING
os,,. BOARD Of Education Held Last Even
ing.

of,be Board of Education Held LAST Hsen-
Ing.
A special meeting Of the Board Of Edu-
cation was held last evening. and at roll
call Messrs. Ebeling, Eschtruth, Hannah,
Jepson, List, Miller, Naylor, shafer, Wat
terhouse, Work and Mr.. President an
swered. President Pipes stated that tne
object of the meeting was to AXE INTO con-
siderstion the report Of the Finance COM
mittee.
The report was then read. The Com
uittee submitted the final annual settle
ment of M. @. Crawford, collector OF the
scbool district of Wheeling, which 1t stated
had been examined, the statement OF
ders. as well as an accompanying Iist Oh
delinouents and double and A.
sessments. and finds the same correct,
showing an uncollected balance 10 tne
Board Of 81, 1s2. 50. On the 4th Gay OF
August the committee negotiated Q loan Oh
a 600. thus making the amount In the
hands of the collector, including the un-
collected balance $7,1S2.52.
Since August LIST, the date Of the afore.
mentioned settlement, the clerk has issued
orders to the amount Of $3,445.o o., wnicn
might have been taken up by the collector,
still leaving a net amount to the credit
of the Board, including the uncoliected
balance, of So, 1876 80. 80,
On September LIST an order was issued
70 Kleye,, KRAFT & Co. for 81, 375; this. or
der the collector was unable to accept BE-
cause the balance due to the Board, %
by his settlement, still remains nm
Ikected.
In order that the obligations Of the
Board may be met, the committee finds II
necessary to negotiate another loan. A
resolution was submitted that Q " Oh
s., OOO be negotiated by the Finance Com,
mittee, 81, 900 of said loan to be applied
to the building fund, and the remaining
81, 600 to the school fund. The resolution
was adopted.
The com mittee called the attention Of
the Board to the fact that Mr.. H. Schmul.
bach, the remaining surety on the bono
of s. l.. Brice, has not yet cknowiedgeo
the said bond, and recommended that ne
be called before the Board TO maxi the
proper acknowledgment. A resolution,
that all moneys in the hands Of N. c.
Crawford, belonging to the school funds,
be turned over to the new collector, when
properly qualified, was adopted.
The report also recommended the pay
ment of several small amounts, erroneous
assessments, and then the report was
adopted as a whole.
DIR. Pipes stated that Richie school was
greatly crowded, and he thought that in a
week q new teacher would he necessary,
and asked that the Board allow them an
additional one, which, after q good deal OF
discussion, was done, but the appointment
was postponed.
The Board then adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06

Everyons knows the value and intrinsic
worth Of the Encyclopedia Britannica,
that standard reference book which ha:
for many years been the model and chic
foundation stone for q long series of more
or less base limitations. But while ali
have admitted the great worth of the
work, the high price at which the stand
ard English edition has always sold has
prevented the volumes from having any
thing like q general circulation. This
vital objection has lately been entirely
overcome by the enterprise Of the publish
ing firm Of Henry q. Allen < Co., New
York, who have put on the market q re-
print which possesses all the advantages
of the original edition at but q fraction OF
its cost. 1t should be seen by all who de.
sire such a work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06
POINTS ON

Movements of Citizens and b Coming
and Going Of Strangers.
Mis- Ida M. Butcher, Of Beverly, W.
Va, is at the Stamm House.
Mrs. Laura Fulton, Of P~ittsburg, Ia tbt
guest Of Mrs. f. p. Boyd on Thirteenth
street.
Miss Mamie johnson, of Pittsburg, Il
the guest of Miss Jennie Smith, ut No
2126 Market street.
Mr.. John Beuter, the popular clerk o,
Heber Lists drug store, has returned
home from a weeks trip TO Columbus and
Cincinnati.
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Hutchinson's Patent Tire Place.

The greatest in the world and the most
recent invention Of that character, will be
on exhibition during the State Fair, in
Mechanics Hall. Mr.. Hutchinson, the
patentee, is a West Virginian and q resi-
dent of C~larksburg. His patent is meri.
~torious, and is bound to be a grand sue
cess. One of his ire-places is in use at the
Huseman House, where it can be seen.
State and county rights are offered for sale
at reasonable rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06

stables. Among the especially fine horses
on the grounds are seven head belonging
to f w. Cole, of Mansfield, Pa, whose
training stables are located at Little
Washington. He has with him the well
known horse, Wilkesonian, Yes-Eye-See,
Richelieu, with a record OF 2;4O, Harry
Wilkes, Jr., William H. and Mcdonnell
Wilkes, all horses of fine blood and much
promise. These animals were surrounded
by a crowd all day yesterday, and will be
a drawing card all during the week. The
scene in the lower portion Of the grounds
yesterday was a very animated one, the
large number of attendants being busily
engaged all day long in getting the nag
in readiness for the contests which COM
mence to-day.
THE RACES.
The speed events, toward which so many
fair-goers look with deep absorbing inter
est, commence this afternoon, and they
will attract a large numtD Of peo
pie over to the grounds. The super
intendents have selected the following gen
tlemen as to have charge of the races:
Judges-N. B. Scott, T. c. Moffat, Wood
Martin and J. II. Hobbs.
Starter-Wood Martin.
Time-keeper- Robert Anderson.
The horses will be called out for the first
race, the 2:34 trot, at 100 O'Clock, sharp.
For the trot the following horses have beer
entered:
ga class, trotting, purse $500, divided,
Lem, Folk, Alliance, O., b. 6. Minnie
Shafer." J. U. Frasell, b.. g. Clifford
VIM. wilkins, Cambridge, o., b. s. Gap
tain stone" Samuel Meik, Parkersburg.
W. Va, b. g. "Adonis." P. Higgins
Pittsburg, Pa, b. &. "Nutgall." s. j
Beebe, Columbus, o., d. CLAY Davis
Maud" and Webster's br. M, Lucy
W."
For the running race the horses entered
are:
Mile running race; purse $500, divided
"Elexor," s. g., E. A. Flenneken, Wash
ington county, Pa; Essex" b. g., S. r
Door, Woodsfield, Ohio; LONG Boy" rs. 8.
Beall & Fowler, PIT. Pleasant, W. Va.
'Black Tom," g. g., w. B. Scamons
Fargo" b. g., Maybe q Porter, wash
ipgton c. H., Ohio; Josh Billings" b. g"
w. W. MCKINNEY.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The ladies who have charge of the baby
show which has been creating such a com
motion among the mothers OF the city and
| vicinity, have determined to change TIT
programme heretofore announced, and hole
the entire contest on Thursday, instead o
Wednesday and Friday, as was at first in
tended.
A big lot of wool arrived last night and
will be on exhibition this morning.
The dust was terrific, yesterday, but thu
people in charge of the grounds are doine
all they can to keep it within bounds will
a sprinkler.
Charles Stoll has charge OF the score
cards for the races, as usual, and they art
the best that experienced gentleman has
yet got out. People who ~patronize Charlie
may rest assured that their cards are cor
rect and official.
The various arches and %standpipes wer'
all lighted up, last night, and the tow
took on a gorgeous and decidedly reunion
ish appearance.
The number of fakirs on the ground is
something terrific.
The tight-rope for the great serial per
Torrance was put up yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06

VISITORS at the Fair should see how
Gilt Edge Jersey Butter ia made in l.. p,
Bailey's Dairy in Aachinsy Hall. This
Dairy is in charge of an expert Swedish
butter maker. Butter from this Dairy
took a $50 prize at the late New York
Dairy, Show. Fancy pound and half
pound prints for sale.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Ladies' of wheeling aud Vicinity.
Grand opening of all the latest fall
styles in ladies elOaks and suits.
d. C. Babeock & Co, Of New York, will
offer their agents samples at private sale
for three days only, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of this week, at George E
Stitel & Co.'S. These goods will be sold
at the manufacturers price. This will be
the only opportunity this season to secure
q fashionable garment at the wholesale
price. -
The public are cordially invited to call
and examine these goods, as nothing but
what is new and desirable viii be shown.
The samples will be sold at cost, and are
strictly irst-elass-
E. W. BRUE,
Agent D. C. BGbcOck & Co, New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06
Our Opening,

We would respectfully solicit an inspec-
ton of our stock and prices. We have
taken great pains in selecting new, attrae-
tive and salable goods Our entire stock
is new and clean, nc old stock to work of,
therefore We are able to show the apprecia-
tive customer and close buyer many novel
ties in every line.
EGGER WARRICK & Co.
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A~DsLraHrFUL rvHNr.
Nine. Rolia Tendsred . Happy Surprise .,
Her Home, Last Evening.

Nine. Rolia rendsred . Happy Surprise At
Her Home, Last Evening.
A delightful surprise party was rendered
Nine. Rolla, Mrs. RammelsburR. last even.
ing. 1t the elegant residence OF her parents,
Mr.. and. Mn. Geo. X. Wheat, on North
Main street. About twenty-five couples
were present and the complete surprise Of
Nine. Rolla can be imagined when the
guests began arriving, but she was not long
In grasping the situation Of affairs, and the
guests were II once made to feel at home.
Mrs. Wheat and Miss Fannie Caldwell,
the ~instigators of the surprise, assisting in
receiving the guests.
Prof. Killmeyer wa on hand and rem.
dered . beautiful programme Of dance and
promenade music, which was fully taken
advantage of. At IL o'clock elegant re.
freshments were served and partaken Of
with keen relish by the merry and con.
genial party. After this the fun Was con.
tinued long and pleasantly, music and
O combining with the other amusements
to make . most delightful evening. The
affair was entirely informal and therefore
all the more enjoyable.
The refreshments were served by Caterer
burst and were extremely delicious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06

Our line Of Ladies' Kid, Goat and DON
COLA shoes at 81 90 is equal to any shoe
sold in Wheeling at 81. so. We have them
in all styles and widths. LOCKE's,
1043 Main Street.
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SECOSD PAGE.
Teacher Of Piano and Organ Music-MiS Mar
8. Wilde.
For sale and For Rent. b. Hughes.
Wanted-Mule.
Gate City Stone FilLer-ESing Bros.
Stolen-HOrSe and Buggy.
Teacher Of M~usic-Henry j. Arbenz.
For Your COugh-R II List.
Auction Sale OF HORSE Robert Bonner.
Diamonds q Speciality. q. Dillon & 70.
FOURTH PAsE.
Proclamation by the Mayor.
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-06

GENTLEMEN, why pay 81 so for a calf
shoe, when we offer a seamless calf shoe,
made specially to u order for S2.25 per
pair. ]. w. AMIcK,
ll43 Main street.